Epstein Secrets

the PMC group (trading -0.19%) French sells 04.805 billion of 10yr bonds (average yield 2.28% versus 2.21% prior) European banks told to hold on (Bloomberg billion-of-fresh-capital.html>) to $258 billion of fresh capital by the EBA Draghi stares at Spain as brinkmanship (Bloomberg brinkmanship-keeps

% in July Australian Building Approvals +6.4% m/m in August versus estimate +4.7% and -21.2% in July Leading European Sectors: Autos/Parts +0.83%, Trav/Les +0.39%, Insurance +0.31% Lagging European Sectors: Oil & Gas -1.25%, Basic Res -1.01%, Chemicals -0.93% OIIM lowers guidance - CLRX Life Tech agree

man Sachs plans to sell $1B (owns $6.2B) of ICBC shares (Hong Kong Economic Blackstone Group studying a leveraged buyout of Brocade Communications (Bloomberg<http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-02-02/blackstone-said-to-study-brocade- leveraged-buyout-as-deal-interest-fades.html>) Sunoco strategic initiativ

aded -4%) Australia January services industry expanded (+2.9 pts to 51.9) (snaps three months of declines) Leading European Sectors: Banks +1.74%, Trav/Les +1.32%, Telco +0.95% Lagging European Sectors: Oil & Gas -0.20%, Chemicals +0.06%, Construction +0.17% IRF posts q2 loss - VRTX eps/revs beat - BOO

FNC, WHG Economic Data: Jobless Claims @ 8:30am, Bloomberg Economic Expectations & Consumer Comfort @ 9:45am

+2.8%) • Accor reports O1 revenue after the close, market looking for €1.23 billion (trading +1.1%) Leading European Sectors: Autos/Parts +1.22%, Trav/Les +0.83%, Fin Services +0.41% Lagging European Sectors: Food/Bev -1.42%, Basic Res -0.99%, Tech -0.80% PBCT op eps missed —ALSN net sales beat — DHR

revs beat but profit fell (declared 18c dividend) (trading up small) • Burger King issues $2.25B of debt to fund Tim Hortons (THI CN) acquisition (Bloomberg) • MI Q3 ebit margin light, September sales so far +7.0% (mkt at +14.4% for month) (trading -3.5%) • Telecom Italia: Sol Trujillo said to seek $9.

arrest (trading -9.5%) • U.S. issues terror warnings for citizens in Turkey amid IS strikes, no new specific threat (AP) Leading European Sectors: Trav/Les +1.20%, Autos/Parts +1.06%, Telco +0.97% Lagging European Sectors: Basic Res -1.13%, Retail -0.40%, Real Estate -0.27% Secondaries (announced/price